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Judge Asked to Make Trump Team Disclose Kennedy Center Messages

WASHINGTON – The administration of President Donald Trump is withholding records that could shed light on the president’s role in managing the Kennedy Center,...

Todd Blanche Says Trump’s Alaska Senate Lawsuit Isn’t Meddling

WASHINGTON – Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday defended the Trump administration’s effort to prevent certification of Alaska’s Senate election results if Republican Sen....

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Did You Know You Could Be Fined for Blocking an Intersection in Florida? Here’s What You Need to Know!

ORLANDO, Fla. – In an effort to enhance road safety and driver awareness, News 6's traffic safety expert, Trooper Steve, takes on viewer questions...

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Russia Strikes Ukraine’s Kyiv With Missiles, Drones After Peace Talks Deal

KYIV – A Russian overnight barrage of ballistic missiles and drones killed one person and injured 22 others in Ukraine’s capital, Ukrainian officials said...

Russia Releases Imprisoned American During Witkoff Visit

ST. PETERSBURG – Russia has freed Stephen Hubbard, a retired American teacher imprisoned on allegations that he fought as a mercenary in Ukraine, U.S....

Senate Democrats Launch First Mississippi Ad as Midterm Hopes Grow

WASHINGTON – The Senate Democrats’ leading campaign organization is entering Mississippi’s U.S. Senate contest for the first time this election cycle, making a significant...

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Yemen’s Iran-Backed Houthis Claim Fresh Attacks on Saudi Arabia

CAIRO – Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen claimed overnight to have launched fresh attacks against neighboring Saudi Arabia, as Yemen’s Saudi-backed government called the...

Iranian Media Report 1 Killed in Ship Strike in Strait of Hormuz Amid Mideast Tensions

An Iranian commercial vessel was struck near the Strait of Hormuz early Sunday, killing one person, according to Iranian state media. Elsewhere, Iran-backed Houthi fighters...

Judge Rules Trump DHS Plan to Cut FEMA Staff 50% Unlawful

WASHINGTON – A federal judge has found that the Trump administration’s proposal to cut the workforce at the nation’s disaster-response agency by 50% was...

Alaska Drops Voter Cases Tied to American Samoan Citizenship Box

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Alaska prosecutors are dismissing voter misconduct cases against several residents born in American Samoa after a state appeals court overturned felony...
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Mount Dora Opens New Nathaniel Bell Community Center After Years of Planning

MOUNT DORA, Fla. – After years of planning, the city of Mount Dora marked the grand opening Saturday of the new Nathaniel Bell Community...

Modi and Xi Seek India-China Reset in Crucial BRICS Meeting

NEW DELHI – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday during the BRICS summit in New Delhi, in a...

El Niño Drives Record-Slow Atlantic Hurricane Season

The Atlantic has been exceptionally quiet this hurricane season — quieter than ever recorded — as a powerful El Niño suppresses storms before they...

Saturday Sea Breeze Brings Soaking Rain

Sea breeze storms drive Saturday’s forecast. Trending drier starting Sunday. ORLANDO, Fla. – Saturday That collision could spark a more widespread round of storms across metro...
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Iraq Confirms Saudi Pipeline Attacks Originated From Its Territory

Iraq’s government said Saturday that attacks on a critical Saudi oil pipeline were launched from Iraqi territory, and vowed to investigate the incident further. Iraq...

How 2018 Blue Wave House Democrats Went From Heroes to Exits

Eight years ago, a Democratic blue wave carried dozens of candidates into Congress, elevating them as prominent figures in the resistance to President Donald...

Kodak Black Won’t Face Charges After Florida Drug Arrest

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Rapper Kodak Black will not face criminal charges following his booking at the Orange County Jail earlier this year, court...

Apopka Starts Water-Bill Credits for 500 Customers as Meter Issues Persist

APOPKA, Fla. – Roughly 500 City of Apopka utility customers are set to receive billing credits after water-meter malfunctions and equipment issues led to...
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